feat: initial implementation of gradle plugin #73
Motivation
Related issue: #73
Enable SofaArk to support building Biz and Ark packages in the Gradle environment. Subsequent implementations, documentation, testing, and optimizations will be carried out in this PR.
Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Introduced new classes for managing ARK archive creation and configuration, including
ArkArchiveSupport,ArkBizCopyAction,ArkPluginAction, andArkJar. - Added a Gradle plugin for the Sofa Ark framework, enabling seamless integration and configuration within Gradle projects.
- Enhanced functionality for managing JAR tasks and dependencies, including bootable JAR creation and artifact configuration.
- Implemented a utility for resolving and storing the main class name for Java applications.
- Introduced new classes for managing ARK archive creation and configuration, including
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Documentation
- Added comprehensive documentation for the
sofa-ark-gradle-plugin, outlining configuration and usage instructions.
- Added comprehensive documentation for the
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Bug Fixes
- Improved error handling and exception management across various classes to ensure smoother operation during archive creation and configuration.
Walkthrough
This pull request introduces a comprehensive set of new classes and functionalities within the ark-gradle-plugin project, specifically in the com.alipay.sofa.ark.plugin package. Key additions include the ArkArchiveSupport class for managing ARK archives, the ArkBizCopyAction class for handling business artifacts, and the ArkPluginAction class for configuring the Gradle plugin. Additional classes such as SofaArkGradlePlugin, SofaArkGradlePluginExtension, and various utility classes enhance the Gradle build process, providing structured management of classpath entries, archive creation, and error handling mechanisms.
Changes
| File Path | Summary of Changes |
|---|---|
.../ArkArchiveSupport.java |
Introduced ArkArchiveSupport class for managing ARK archives, including manifest configuration and file operations. |
.../ArkBizCopyAction.java |
Added ArkBizCopyAction class for copying business artifacts into archives, handling errors, and processing files. |
.../ArkPluginAction.java |
Created ArkPluginAction class to manage Gradle project configurations and tasks related to the Sofa Ark framework. |
.../SofaArkGradlePlugin.java |
Introduced SofaArkGradlePlugin class to define plugin behavior and configuration for the Sofa Ark framework. |
.../SofaArkGradlePluginExtension.java |
Added an abstract class for configuring the Sofa Ark Gradle plugin, encapsulating various properties and settings. |
.../ArkJar.java |
Added ArkJar class for creating bootable JAR files with specific configurations and classpath management. |
.../BootArchive.java |
Introduced BootArchive interface for defining properties related to bootable archives in Gradle. |
.../DefaultTimeZoneOffset.java |
Added DefaultTimeZoneOffset class for handling time offsets based on the system's default time zone. |
.../JarTypeFileSpec.java |
Introduced JarTypeFileSpec class for evaluating JAR files based on their manifest attributes. |
.../LoaderZipEntries.java |
Added LoaderZipEntries class for copying entries from the spring-boot-loader.jar. |
.../MainClassFinder.java |
Introduced MainClassFinder class for locating Java classes with a public static main method. |
.../ResolveMainClassName.java |
Added ResolveMainClassName class for resolving and storing the name of the main class for Java applications. |
.../StringUtils.java |
Introduced StringUtils class for utility methods related to string manipulation and collections. |
.../ZipCompression.java |
Added ZipCompression enum for defining compression types for JAR entries. |
.../README.md |
New documentation added for the sofa-ark-gradle-plugin module, outlining configuration and usage. |
Suggested labels
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Suggested reviewers
- gaosaroma
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Codecov Report
All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests :white_check_mark:
Project coverage is 78.36%. Comparing base (
0a41e92) to head (5dbb578). Report is 1 commits behind head on master.
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